The farce of "Freedom" of Information

[Dry Rot]

Don't hold your breath waiting for the truth on Bridget McKenzie's sports rort

Parts of freedom of information laws are frustrating and illogical and keep the public in the dark

Worth the read. NB how Frydenberg and Taylor hide their corruption.

And yes, both major parties in govt do this.

Don't hold your breath waiting for the truth on Bridget McKenzie's sports rort | Anne Davies

Parts of freedom of information laws are frustrating and illogical and keep the public in the dark

www.theguardian.com

 

[Howard Littlejohn]

The Freedom From Information laws are mostly logical, when looked at in that light.

 

[Power Raid]

just another piece of evidence highlighting how s**t politicians are. We need to reduce the power of governments, maintain strong state governments, respect our constitution, introduce hefty punishments and implement an intergrity commission with teeth (note integrity not just corruption).

 

[pazza]

It's as bad as it has ever been under this current Government.

 

[Chief]

Don't hold your breath waiting for the truth on Bridget McKenzie's sports rort

Parts of freedom of information laws are frustrating and illogical and keep the public in the dark

Worth the read. NB how Frydenberg and Taylor hide their corruption.

And yes, both major parties in govt do this.

Don't hold your breath waiting for the truth on Bridget McKenzie's sports rort | Anne Davies

Parts of freedom of information laws are frustrating and illogical and keep the public in the dark

www.theguardian.com

““He was very upfront. And he said that there was a family company which was subject to a compliance issue. And that he had an indirect interest in that company. But he was seeking a meeting on the technical aspects of the listing and in those circumstances, as is appropriate, there would [not] be any discussion of the compliance issue.””

That sounds totes on the up and up.

You tell someone you’ve got an issue, then they can frame their response in relation to your issue. Only you are all talking about “a farmer in Yass, who wants to remain anonymous so we’ll call him Tangus Aylor”.